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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-29
Home Newspaper,

We believe the Republican party to be the true
Instrument of the POLITICAL PROGRESS
of the American people; and holding that the
honest enforcement of it's principles Is the best
guarantee Of the nationa! welfare, we shall sup.
treat opposing parties with consideration and fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-19

\ correspondent of the Boston Traveller
writing from Bucnos AyrcS, capital of the
Argentine Republic, and the great COM
mcrcal city of Rio de La Plata, says:
One of the things that will interest Ameri-
cans, especially those that are doing business
here, is a line of Argentine steamers To run
from here to New York. This new line is to
be put on by NJ. Houston, who already has a
line between here and Liverpool. He con-
tracts with the government to build fourteen
new hrst-class steamers to be named after the
fourteen provinces of the republic. to carry
the Argentine flag, and each vessel to take
eight naval students and be subject to the
call of the government in time of war The
line is to receive a subsidy of five per cent.
Ii will run between here and Liverpool once
week and to New York once a month, the
passage to be made in Is days. The contract
provides that a steamer shall be put ON the
New York line within FIVE weeks after the
hill is signed. The proposition was promptly
accepted by Congress and became law. SO
it will probably not be long before the Argen-
tine flag will be seen in American waters"
The statesmen of this rapidly growing
South American country seem much more
alive to the commercial demands of the
times. than the Cleveland and Villas adj
ministration Of the United States.
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HALLowELL

Rev. Mr.. Windsor. a member of Bates
College. preached at the Free Will Baptist
Church last Sunday.
VI. NJ. Stone, Esq, Agent of the X r.
Mills, went TO Biddeford "Wednesday to
procure two new fly frames for the car,iing
room Of the mills.
Rev. c. J. Clark. of Deering, Presiding
Elder of the Augusta. Me, district, made his
quarterly visit TO the church in this place
"Wednesday. Rev. Mr.. Clark gave an adj
dress in the evening on church work.
Granite Lodge, No. 80. X. of P, is en-
gagged in preparing for grand levee and fair,
to be given in Wilson Hall three nights. Dee.
6th eth and sth. Attractions. besides the
usual attractions of fair. have been secured
for each night, and are somewhat follows
First night, drama Our Folks" BY the
Winchester Dramatic Club of Augusta; sec
ond night, a miscellaneous musical programme,
consisting of selections by the Hallowell
Male Quartette, and Pullens orchestra, and
other numbers not vet announced;
1AAiiH etANNtAShe
orchestra and closing with a grand bali. ON
each night opportunity will be given for
guesses for various articles, among which will
be a lady's gold ring, tall hat smoking arti-
Giles, etc. About 500 season tickets will be
issued at one dollar each, and one of the
novel features is gift to each holder of a
season ticket, To be announced the third night
in public. The most valuable of these gifts
will be a chamber set costing S35 and fine
dinner set of l24 pieces. Barrels
of -four, boots, shoes, slyer-ware, and
many other articles will form the other gifts
On popular votes "a gold headed cane will be
given TO the most popular Past Chancellor
Commander of Augusta. Hallowell, or Gar
diner, and an easy chair 10 the most popular
school teacher. A block will also be dis
posed of TO some secret organization in the
county, and barrel OF -four 10 some desery-
ing family. Pullens orchestra, of six pieces,
will fHrnish music on all three nights. Ii is ex-
pected some popular elocutonist will be Sc
cured TO aid in the entertainment of the third
night. 1t will thus be seen that Granite
Lodge has laid out for good time on the
dates announced and its efforts will no doub,
he rewarded with a large patronage
Rev. David Douglass will preach at City
| Hall tomorrow evening at 7.30.
\ handy thing it is to have French as
sistant in Il Post Office, as it avoids much
misunderstanding with French people who do
business there. Such has Hallowell in tn.
daughter of Postmaster Thomas. who rem
ders occasional valuable service in that line
| About the last of the corn has been ship
ped from the corn factory. 4 delay of
few weeks was caused earlier in the seasor
by the necessary absence of Mr. Frank Smith
the Superintendent 1000 cases per day have
been shipped, and about 400 cases remaiI
to be forwarded yesterday.
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on the French officials. There can be no
doubt that the Monarchists and the I'M
practieables Of the extreme Left are CO..
operating to damage the prestige Of the
moderate republicans. to impair public
confidence in President Greyy, and to
overthrow the present Ministry. Precisely
az the Third Party extremist in this
country play into the hands Of the Bourbon
Democracy, the radicals Of the French
Left make themselves the tools of the
Monarehists. just az a similar class Of
French politicians subserved the purposes
of Louis Napoleon in 1888. The Paris cor
respondent of the London Times. always
well advised, though often INSCRIPTIONS,
not long since stated that the campaign
against Wilson was but the outward ex
preston Of combination formed against
which the assault. against Wilson were
organized, plainly indicate that the powder
had been carefully slowed in the magazine
before the match was applied. If Wilson
il really guilty Of the scandalous transac-
tions with which he is charged, it is to be
sincerely hoped that he will be properly
punished, and all associated with him in
di-hOnorable official conduct. Grevy is
admitted to be an honest man, a true Re-
publican. French patriot of untarni-hed
reputation running through a long life.
He was first chosen President in January
1879, the term Of office being seven years.
He was reelected in December 1885, and
his second term expires in 1892. Though
he l. now All old man, 1t is to be hoped
that he will not deem it Il necessity or
duty to resign. If the French Republic
can punish the corruptionists and maintain
it, prestige through its present trials. the
sincere Republicans of all lands Will re-
iDicp
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What Am I To DOB

The symptoms of Bilousness are unhappi-
ly but too well known They differ in
different individuals to some extent. A
Bilious man is seldom a breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for solids of a
morning. His tongue will hardly bear in
spection at any time; if it is not white and
furred, it is rough, at all events
The digestive system is wholly out of order
and Diarrh9a OF Constipation may be a symp-
tom or the two may alternate. There are
often Hemorrhoids or even loss of blood.
There may be giddiness and often headache
acldlty or fatulence and tenderness in the pit
OF the stomach. To correct all this if not
enect a cure try Green's August Flower. il
costs but trifle and thousands attest its eff
cacy.
oct2d&w lychwky
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according to the best aiviees, tn, Affairs
OF France are in feverish. IL no, o,;,,.,,
condition The Republicans have pressed
upon them grave responsibilities, and all
true Americans must hope they will safely
carry the Republic through the crisis. To
prosecute Wilson, the son-in-law of the
President, forces a delicate responsibility
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Bucklen's Arnica Saliva

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns. and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed TO give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Devine Coughlin. maya9+dswlv
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Good News from Virginia

Contrary to first advices it seems the
Bourbon democracy, has given Republi-
can majority in the popular vote, though
the opposite party has secured the majority
of the Legislature. As the Democrats
have the canvassing machinery entirely
in their hands, and were resolved to elect
their candidate for United States senator
at whatever cost, they have counted in
enough to accomplish their object But
the popular majority being for the Re
pubicans after determined contest, is
very significant a. hearing on the Presi-
dental struggle next year. Cleveland
carried the State in 1884 by Il strong
majority, in the heated guberuatorial
election of 1855 the Democratic vote was
l52, 800 to 1876, 800 for the Republican can
didate In 1886 the Republicans had the
majority when IA light vote was poled,
90 900 less than in the preceding year
The present Indications are that this year
the Republicans have IA majority of 2OoO
III II very idTSt vote.
The New York Mail concentrates the
truth of volumes in the following lines.
The facts it states are ptiable, yet are
none too caustic:
The humble and lamblike Mugwumps
are licking the hand of the President who
has chastiscd them. They are still glorify-
ing Mr. Cleveland For the first time in
their history. these pestiferous politicians
have found II master. They are illustrating
the bitter bitten, and after their nature, they
fawn on the hand that has smittcn them
Cleveland has turned out to be bully enough
to bully the Mugwumps These dictators
who made him President now feel that they
have a master.
1t is also in accordance with their nature
that they should continue to boast and snap
at the rest of the world Their humiliation
il only equallcd by the sublime insolence
with which they justify their continued sub
port and adulation of the President The
Evening Post still finds him their ideal Presi-
dent. while the Times rejoices because of the
SHOW of strength of the administration
The Mail should have excepted from its
scathng criticisms those who have seen
the error they committed in 1884. and have
returned to the Republican ranks, honestly
resolved to accept the choice of the fairly
expressed vote of the old party of Liberty
and the Union.
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Manufactured only by
R. c. Flower Medical Co.. Boston.
For Sale by all Druggists.


J. j. Atkins. Chief of Police. Knoxville
Tenn. writes: My family and are benefi-
Charles of your most excellent medicine. DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
having found it To be all that you claim for
it, desire To testify to its virtue Nv friends
to whom have recommended it, praise it at
every opportunity Or. kings's New Dis
covery for Consumption is guaranteed to
cure Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. Asthma
Croap and every affection of Throat Chest
and Lungs Trial Bottles Free at J. NJ.
Mixers Drug Store Large size sl.00.
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Roston Traveller

Next TO the aid he received from the doodle
camps and in doodle wards. Fellows is under
the greatest obligation TO Grover Cleveland
for interfering ia the nick of time to save a
much soiled candidate. Now that he is in a
fat aud responsible office, he feels grateful to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-19

HO\,\oc that are fretful, peevish.
cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
II contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price % cents. Sold BY
J. NJ. Mixer, 1874 Water street, druggist
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

The kennebrc journal establishment Ia prepared
At all times TO give immediate attention to orders of
any Kind Of books or job printing, We have every
facility for doing work cheapy and we'll. Have new
presses large quantisss Of paper stock and the
latest styles OF type. tsders by mail will receive
prompt attention.
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The scheme to have the National Demo-
cratic Convention meet in Salt Lake City
ought TO succeed. The party of Mormonism
should show some regard for the Mormon
capital.
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Thursday, Nov. "a, 1887,
AS A DAY OF
Public Thanksgiving and Praise.

Far the continuance Of plenty, for prosperity In all
o,y material resources for freedom from the DE-
.,,oyiny u..,lenee for the marked progress "f re-
uyoa education and the great Temperance" and other
o,al reforms. for the growing strength Of III" prin-
oioles Of civil aud egous liberty established ny te
r,hs,. for all the cause. for individual gratitude,
10. ali the people Of this state ab'ihining from th'f
a.usl secular employment. and Assembling in their
pae4. Of public worship around their family hearth
,,ooe. offer their heartfelt thank TO their Heavenly
Father.
Remembering slso that losses and sorrow- ar" the
common lot Of humanity, let ID" people cherish
thoughts Of TENDERNESS aud charity and make giHd
the h,art. Of the poor and suffering by sympathy
and res.rou. gifts Of material aid
Given at the counriI Chamber In Augusta, this
eighth dag Of November, in ih" year If our Lord
on. thousand eight hundred and eighty seven,
and Of the Independence Of the niied states
Of America, the one hundred and twelfth
JOSEPH e. BODMELL.
ny the Governor
oaMASDAL SMITH, Secretary Of state.
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n c\yov>c Blood Elixir is the only
sN . Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. 1t is positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or SyphiIitic Poisoning. hpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee It.
j. NJ Mixer. 1874 Water street, druggist.
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Power of the Bari

1t may not be generally known that Fac
tory Island was originally purchased by Col.
Cuts of the Indians for barrel of whiskey
but such i. the fact.
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There is a good deal of what Carlyle used
to call the philosophy of clothes in the Irish
policy pursued by the nephew of Lord Sails
bury.
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Know myself by reading the Science of
Lie the best medical work ever published.
for young and middle-aged men.
may1d&wly
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The Aroostook Herald declares tina, there
is no question about the location of the
Northern Maine Railroad between Presque
Isle and Houlton.
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THE DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL
IL issued every morning except Sunday, nj
~. 90 a. year,
&.B. 80 for q months.
SSITS for - months,
90 cents per month.

For sale each morning on the streets of Augusta
HallowsL and Gardiner, and also at tn" bookstores
OF J. y. Pierce. Augusta; &. l., Spnuldng, Halo
well; o. N. blanchard, Gardiner, George w. Dorr
Waterville. v. :. Jackson winthrop.
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SONR AcoN Night
- SNAS o1~, ~

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever TN
Ackers English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles
Sold on positive guarantee at loo. E0c
!. NJ. Mixer, 1874 Water street, drueei,,
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his benefactor, as do the Doodle brotherhood
who also came To the rescue.
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Y DIRK.

The stores of Charles II. .Iunkins & Co.
and Wilson NJ Walker at York were broken
into Nov. 4th, and well ransacked. Previ-
Gus to entering the former place the thieves
stole wagon from stable near by and
drew ii to the store, into which they afterward
loaded the iron safe, but the team gave way
under the heavy weight, the crash caused the
culprits to hastily depart, leaving the safe
and wagon in the road, where they were
found by Mr.. Junkins the next morning.
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Another freak which is said to be all the
rage jus, now with the fair daughters of Eve
is a hair album, made up from strands from
the heads of their masculine friends. This
accounts for the increasing number of bald
headed men.
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The train leaving December ), will 20 through
without change to the New and Elegant Hotel
del Monte, at Monterey, aud to San Francis
60, wa council Bluis, Omaha Denver, Ogiru, salt
Lake City and Sacramento
y ne train leaving December y, will 20 through
without change 10 The Raymond, at East Pas
"henn, and 10 Los Angeles, via Chicago kan.as
my Las Vegas Hot Springs, SANTA Fc AlbuIuerque,
Barst"w aud san Brrnadino.
Passengers by either route will be- entitled to visit
other sections of california; aud persons dcsirlngto
proceed ~ once to other points than Named can
go By either train.
Many new features have been introduced In our
excursions this season. yestibuIsd Trains and
Di"ipg-tars are run Across the Continent
Tor the First Time. Special trains with special
iScnbes Tor sight-sceiDg. A choice Of three routes
~ me outward journey and five routes returning
Siatte"n Returning Parties, and the Tick
81. also good ON all Trains up 10 July ],
ISIS independent Tickets covering all expenses
b"tt ways and allowing entire freedom In Califonia,
hid returning. Hotel coupons supplied for long OF
short -ojourBs at all the Leading Pacific Coast
Resorts, including The Raymond, East Pass
1ehh, Ihe Arlington, lat Santa Barbara the new
notei del Monte, and the Palace Hotel, SAB
Francisco.
Dates of Other California Eyeursionst
January =, u, i6 and 80 February ~ and 30 March
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W ALDO.

Searsmont has one smart girl whom we
think cannot be beaten very easily SAYS the
Courier-t Gazette. Her name is Mary Me
CorrisOn. She is quite gunner and has
shot number of patridges this season. The
other afternoon she went out after patridges
and shot a fox
An INGENIOUS North Searsport man has
started there the manufacture of neck ties
for gentlemen. The cloth for the ties is
fastened on brass wire instead of paste
board When the cloth of the tie becomes
soied or worn another piece can be put on
the same wire A bend in the wire forms a
loop for fastening the tie to the button.
The Belfast Age says In digging the
trench on Union street for the water pipes
where the street crosses the old graveyard
the remains of several bodies were found
The collins were mostly black walnut and
were generally in quite good condition except
the covers, which were badly decayed. The
bodies were almost entirely gone, nothing
being left but some of the bones of the legs
The bodies were not disturbed by the work
men, who dug under and around them In
one or two cases where the coffns were en-
tirely gone the bones were reburied in the
same place where they were found. The
old graveyard where these remains were
found the first one in Belfast on this 81 lie
of the river, the first interment in it having
been made Dec. %, 1890. 1t was used as a
burying ground for nearly fifty years.
South Branch Grange, Prospect, was
started nearly twelve years ago and it has
grown, spread and prospered. Most of the
substantial citizens of Prospect are now
Changers and the Grange is fourishing.
The rock-weed industry in the fall of the
wear is no small business at Searsport. 1t is
estimated that more than two hundred cords
of rock-weed drift in and is pulled from the
rocks in this vicinity. Large quantities are
boated in, landed on steamboat point. and
sold by the jewellers there for house banking
and fertilizing.
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BREAD /!

Try our Ienuine Home Made Milk Bread some
thing entirely new, different from auv bread ey.r
made IN Augusta: The best and cheapest bread 20
ouy. Also good square meal for . cents and NJ
conodstions for few good boarriers at reasonable
Syllable board and meals at all hours
DOMESTIC BAKERY cor c.
ter Streets, Augusta. Me.
nov17dlm
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The second and third Parties of the season will
leave BIOS TON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, and
THURSDAY, DECEMBERs IN
View and Magnificent Trains of yestibuIed
Pullman Palace Cars, with Pullman
FnInce DIning-Cars Atineheh.
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News comes from Fairfield that a Canadian
lynx has been amusing himself by chasing
the good people in that vicinity. Since the
present administration came into power these
Canadians have been having great deal of
sport with the children of Uncle Sam.
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TOURS THROUGH MEXICO.

A party Of limited numbers will leave Boston
Monday, January 10, for grand tour through fhr
southern states, Mexico and California, aud anofn'
er also limited In size Monday, March r. for simi
lhr tour through the southern States and Mexico,
oInlttlng california. The round 0f travel through
Mexico VIII be very comprehensive and the journeys
VIII be made in N Magnificent Train Of Pull
man Pal"ce testibuled Cars Including
rniIman Palace Dining-Car.)
W. RAYMOND, Ia. wHITcONB.
Bs-s-nd for descriptive circulars.
W.RAYMOND,
@r Washington ST., Opposite School ST. BOSTON,
MASS.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Mr. Carroll Hutch
ms ms representing Messrs. Raymond 4 Whitcomb,
VIII be at the Hotel North, Augusta, Monday,
aossnoer u to give all required information in r.
gard to the various excursions
noyi7dThurfS&M
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Lost.

n ONT. TN Thursday II gold bosom pin, size u 4
In half dollar, five pearls raised dais The
hnder will he rewarded by leaving the same at the
journal office. ltnovls
T OST.-Rlack aud white tumbler pigeon. reward
IL for its capture at this office. nOylsdtf
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The wooden mill at Kezar Falls is now
brilliantly lighted with electric lights and so
arranged as to make splendid appearance.
Several houses also use the light.
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Here and There.

There are many ways of doing good in the
world in a quiet way. One of the worthy
plans for pushing on good work is that re-
Gently adopted by Norridgewock manufac-
turer He awarded three prizes of s.. 81. 30
and 81 each to employees in his shop who had
the finest looking plants in the windows near
them. Each window is thus adorned, and the
whole adds not only to the beauty of the
room. but also it is said, to the contentment
and subsequent better work of its occupants.
Alonzo Bickford Fairfield man, had a
fine hive of bees, with good store of honey
which excited the cupidity of some of his fell
low men. \ few nights ago a party of them
came after it, They picked it up, carried it
a short distance. and then sat it down again
with much haste. 1t is safe 10 assume that
they haynet sat down since, but whoever and
wherever they may he, are now eating their
frugal meals off from the mantelpiece,
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SDeciaI 4drertisem ents.

small advertisements not exceeding three lines
coming under the head of WANTED, For sAIE
To LEr Losr, Sc. will be inserted here one time
for - cents three times for 10 cents aud one week
for 30 cents,if paid in advance. II NOT PAID IN
ADVANCE REGULAR RArES WILL RE CHARGED
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l.. W. Russell of New Sharon has lost 10
sheep out of his flock of 20 this summer, in
the pasture, for some cause unknown.
Phillips is assured of the establishment of
a veneer factory there.